1987 Map of Seldovia C-4 SE

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Kachemak State Park defines the southern shores of Kachemak Bay, where glacial waters and intricate coastlines create a complex maritime landscape. Centered around Halibut Cove and the protected waters of Halibut Cove Lagoon, the terrain reflects a mix of wilderness and small-scale infrastructure. A Landing Strip, Pier, and Dock on Ismailof Island serve as vital transportation nodes for this roadless area, connected by The Narrows to the larger bay. Deep inlets like Peterson Bay and China Poot Bay cut into the mainland, leading to interior features such as China Poot Lake. The southern drainage is dominated by Stonehocker Creek, while Grewingk Creek enters the bay to the northeast. This 1987 provisional survey provides an essential look at the Kenai Peninsula’s coastal topography before modern development altered these remote access points.